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an economy's growth is determined by how many people work, how hard they work, and how efficient they are. and in order to get an economy going, you need that type of an environment, so this is a good number. > economics 101. let me ask you about the participation rate. we haven't talked about that. but it is there every month. and there is some significant data there. > > sure. i guess the most significant thing that we are witnessing now is that people are staying in the workforce longer. so if you actually look at people who are above age 65 or even above age 60, you are seeing that they are participating in the labour force much longer than they had in the past. and that is actually a decent thing longer- term. > now, that is not necessarily for economic reasons. we are living longer after all. > > sure. we are living longer, all kinds of factors are weighing in, and i think people are just less confident in retirement, and they want to make sure they still have an income stream. probably some of that even has to do with low fixed income rates these days. in order to collect some
an economy's growth is determined by how many people work, how hard they work, and how efficient they are. and in order to get an economy going, you need that type of an environment, so this is a good number. > economics 101. let me ask you about the participation rate. we haven't talked about that. but it is there every month. and there is some significant data there. > > sure. i guess the most significant thing that we are witnessing now is that people are staying in the workforce...
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and the state of economy is not much better. which could mean we have more down days like today. >> all right. let's talk about it. chris weiland. also joining us here is mark martiak. but let's start with you, chris. make your case. you think we're setting up for a bigger decline here. >> i think the fed has been driving this rally. you've had a rotation out of bonds in the stocks. we all know that. and i think, too, that the fed has gotten what it wanted. to force people out of riskless assets. and so to that extent we've had the rally. if you look at employment flopping around between 150, 175,000 a month, we don't have a catalyst here for strong sustained growth. at least in my view. then if you look at the regulatory environment, it isn't healthy. you have to say we're constrained as far as providing credit to consumers. all in all, i think it's hard to put a bold case together that's relying on fundamentals. >> what about that? is that rally about the fed and not the fundamentals? >> yes to some extent. but i'm advising my
and the state of economy is not much better. which could mean we have more down days like today. >> all right. let's talk about it. chris weiland. also joining us here is mark martiak. but let's start with you, chris. make your case. you think we're setting up for a bigger decline here. >> i think the fed has been driving this rally. you've had a rotation out of bonds in the stocks. we all know that. and i think, too, that the fed has gotten what it wanted. to force people out of...
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i'm wondering why in terms of a growing economy you talk about consumption instead of production. that's what it seems like to me. >> well, i do because in order to be able to raise price, you need demand. if there's a shortage of supply, sure, that can mean something, but not if there's no demand. right. if you have shortage of supply of some product that nobody likes, you can't raise price. it doesn't mean anything. and that's why we focus on demand on the show. a company has got to earn its stars before you buy it. use the e.p.s. to figure out a company's growth rate and then take it from there. "mad money" will be right back. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. how do you keep an older car running like new? you ask a ford customer. when they tell you that you need your oil changed you got to bring it in. if your tires need to be rotated, you have to get that done as well. jackie, tel
i'm wondering why in terms of a growing economy you talk about consumption instead of production. that's what it seems like to me. >> well, i do because in order to be able to raise price, you need demand. if there's a shortage of supply, sure, that can mean something, but not if there's no demand. right. if you have shortage of supply of some product that nobody likes, you can't raise price. it doesn't mean anything. and that's why we focus on demand on the show. a company has got to...
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what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025 we could have 20 million jobs without enough college graduates to fill them. that's why at devry university, we're teaming up with companies like cisco to help make sure everyone's is ready with the know how we need for a new tomorrow. [ male announcer ] make sure america's ready. make sure you're ready. at devry.edu. ♪ oo if we are going to be serious about reducing our deficit can we have smart spending cuts, can we reform our healthcare programs in particular. we spend a lot more on healthcare than every other country does and we don't get better outcomes. can we close loopholes and deductions that folks who are well connected and have a lot of accountants and lawyers can take advantage of so they end up paying lower rates than bus driver or cop. >> president obama in his super bowl interview saying he wants more money from wealthy americans to help the government. i have juan williams columnist with the hill and charles krauthammer. the president says, charles, eliminati
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expansion on the more cyclical parts of the economy. if you look at energy materials, industrials, officialfinancials trade at lower p.e.s, and we think it's not that bad. >> once we hit 1600, barry, you think that is going to be the top in the markets for 2013, is that correct? >> we don't know for sure if that's going to be the top. that's our full-year target. we thought it would be hit in the first half. we'll have to reassess things. i do think the fed is running red hot. they're going to continue with q.e. we have to watch gasoline prices and the q.e. and the effect on the dollar. there are a lot of moving parts. but overall, we're pretty pleased and we would buy on these dips. >> barry, if it's been a hunt for return and that's why the market -- bonds, money is coming into equity money, why have we not seen utilities act accordingly or reversion to the mean, i should say, and do you see that coming back in or do you see utilities being out of favor for extended periods of time? >> you know, i noticed that after the budget deal wa
expansion on the more cyclical parts of the economy. if you look at energy materials, industrials, officialfinancials trade at lower p.e.s, and we think it's not that bad. >> once we hit 1600, barry, you think that is going to be the top in the markets for 2013, is that correct? >> we don't know for sure if that's going to be the top. that's our full-year target. we thought it would be hit in the first half. we'll have to reassess things. i do think the fed is running red hot....
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as the flight to safety seems to have gotten renewed as yields in spain and italy reflect economies. if you look at the etf for munis, also getting life as high tide and fixed income floating all boats. for an exchange quickly, the euro dollar or euro yen, we have come off. about friday this time, trading with 137 handle. 135 and last, tyler, it is all yours. >> rick, thank you very much. our power play is ceo and founder of williams capital group, christopher williams. also sits on the boards of wal-mart, caesars entertainment, dartmouth school of business. you're a busy man, chris. >> nice to see you again. >> let's talk about the fixed income, we were just talking off camera about how large companies that have access to capital markets are coming into the debt markets because in part rates are so low. do you expect there to be a continued crush into the debt markets on the theory that we better get in now before rates go up? here is sort after forecast of that. >> i think there will be a fair amount of volume that will continue. because many companies are issuing not simply to ref
as the flight to safety seems to have gotten renewed as yields in spain and italy reflect economies. if you look at the etf for munis, also getting life as high tide and fixed income floating all boats. for an exchange quickly, the euro dollar or euro yen, we have come off. about friday this time, trading with 137 handle. 135 and last, tyler, it is all yours. >> rick, thank you very much. our power play is ceo and founder of williams capital group, christopher williams. also sits on the...
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rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. [ male announcer ] pain not sitting too well? burning to feel better? itching for relief? preparation h offers the most maximum strength solutions for all hemorrhoid symptoms. from the brand doctors recommend most. preparation h. don't stand for hemorrhoids. >>> we're bage. it's no secret president obama won the endorsements of some big names in hollywood in 2012. people like eva longoria, george clooney, jay-z, beyonce, lee nar dough decap trio, salma hayek, alec baldwin but can hollywood heavyweights help change votes. politics has been inescapable. shows lying political van malls, veep, the good wife, house of cards, 1600 penn, and one of the earliest and best, maybe the best of them all, "west wing." >> apparently i
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i think it is about the economy. not only here, but in china, in europe, in japan, coming up better than we feared 30, 45 days ago. >> if you're interested in buying stocks, right, what you're interested in is the earnings of these companies going up, will dividends of the companies go up, will the stock buyback programs go up? and the answer to all of that is, yes. >> interesting that we are revisiting europe in a way perhaps that people had become almost ignored to. >> a lot of investors have regarded this rally that we have seen so far as, you know, too far, too fast. my sense is it might not be. i think we could actually go higher from here. >> we did over 300,000 orders digitally yesterday. and we have a really long period of time that we were doing over a thousand digital orders per minute. >> i think it is probably the divide between what good looking men think of the ads and what bad looking men think of the ad. you don't like it? you're super human. >>> good monday morning. welcome to the third hour of "squa
i think it is about the economy. not only here, but in china, in europe, in japan, coming up better than we feared 30, 45 days ago. >> if you're interested in buying stocks, right, what you're interested in is the earnings of these companies going up, will dividends of the companies go up, will the stock buyback programs go up? and the answer to all of that is, yes. >> interesting that we are revisiting europe in a way perhaps that people had become almost ignored to. >> a lot...
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but it's a downer for the economy. we've got to grow the economy. we've got to get the economy growing again. we're not going to solve problems until business starts investing and growing the economy again. that's really the answer to everything that needs to be done. >> gretchen: one thing i'd love to mention is that your new book, you are going to be supporting some programs with the proceeds. which programs? >> well, we're going to give a lot of money to probably medical and educational programs. and we are really big sponsors of education, particularly in hospitality industry. we've supported all the big major hospitality universities that teach about lodging and restaurants and food and beverage and that type of thing. >> gretchen: the book is called "without reservation, how a family root beer stand grew into a global hotel company." great to meet you. >> thanks. nice to be here. >> gretchen: more "fox & friends" straight ahead >> steve: and remember when the president promised he would not tax the middle class? well, did your middle class pay
but it's a downer for the economy. we've got to grow the economy. we've got to get the economy growing again. we're not going to solve problems until business starts investing and growing the economy again. that's really the answer to everything that needs to be done. >> gretchen: one thing i'd love to mention is that your new book, you are going to be supporting some programs with the proceeds. which programs? >> well, we're going to give a lot of money to probably medical and...
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the economy's a bit stronger than we thought. now, inside of that there's some interesting things happening. the most interesting thing happening is that for the first time, you're starting to see a significant drop in the longer-term unemployed. people who have been out of work between six months and three years. their numbers dropped by 16% even though total unemployed on dropped by 6%. now, in the six-month -- >> these are people that we hear are discouraged that don't even look for jobs so they're not counted in these calculations. >> well, the ones who are still looking are and they're getting more jobs. the people who are unemployed six months, they get jobs quickly. they turn over. and the really discouraged category, the three years or more, and this gets to that baby boomer story if you saw it in "the new york times" over the weekend, they're still in a pretty tough spot. but there is good news on some of the long-term unemployed. and the other piece of good news is in the so-called new claims for unemployment insurance,
the economy's a bit stronger than we thought. now, inside of that there's some interesting things happening. the most interesting thing happening is that for the first time, you're starting to see a significant drop in the longer-term unemployed. people who have been out of work between six months and three years. their numbers dropped by 16% even though total unemployed on dropped by 6%. now, in the six-month -- >> these are people that we hear are discouraged that don't even look for...
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he addressed several topics from football player safety to the economy. he was asked how he felt about the recent announcement that american service women will be allowed to serve in combat. >> women as a practical matter are in combat. they may not get treated as if they are in combat. when they are in theater, they are vulnerable, wounded and they have been killed, and they have carried out their jobs with extraordinary patriotism and distinction. >> so nebraska's lieutenant governor, rick sheehy. he stepped aside after the "omaha world herald" found 2,300 late-night calls to women on his state cell phone. none of the women were his wife. the calls spiked after his wife filed for divorce last july. >>> in the next list, dr. sanjay gupta profiles a pioneer that is making the next generation of biofuels. >> people hear mick ro microbesu they think viruss, and you think what? >> i think of little mini factories. >> we call them droppin biofuels. those are molecules that are identical to those in fuels today. >> i'm jay keisling, and i'm a synthetic biologi
he addressed several topics from football player safety to the economy. he was asked how he felt about the recent announcement that american service women will be allowed to serve in combat. >> women as a practical matter are in combat. they may not get treated as if they are in combat. when they are in theater, they are vulnerable, wounded and they have been killed, and they have carried out their jobs with extraordinary patriotism and distinction. >> so nebraska's lieutenant...
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what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025 we could have 20 million jobs without enough college graduates to fill them. that's why at devry university, we're teaming up with companies like cisco to help make sure everyone's is ready with the know how we need for a new tomorrow. [ male announcer ] make sure america's ready. make sure you're ready. at devry.edu. ♪ >>> welcome back to "the situation room." i'm wolf blitzer in washington. president obama brought his push for new gun control in minneapolis today, calling for a comprehensive package of steps against gun violence. there's growing doubt one of the steps he's seeking can actually be taken. a ban on assault-type weapons. it faces an uphill battle in congress which gun control advocates and even the president himself seemed to acknowledge. our white house correspondent brianna keilar is joining us with more. what's the latest that you're hearing on this sensitive front? >> wolf, publicly, as you heard, president obama is still pushing for this assault weapons b
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. >> the president addressed several other topics as well from women in combat to the economy. >>> still ahead on "starting point." we remember chris kyle, considered to be one of the deadliest snipers, we'll talk to the man whotrain e eed chris, the navy s.e.a.l. killed this weekend. >>> welcome back, everybody. want to intro the team. connie mack is back. roland martin will join us in a moment. cnn political analyst and chris john farley, editorial director of digital features of "the wall street journal." and john berman as well. let's talk commercials. thumbs up overall for the ads last night, or you think create 'til they were a little -- >> i thought it was a mediocre showing. the game was better than the commercials, not what usually happens. people pay a lot of money for these commercials, $3. mi8 milln per 30-second spot. i thought the jeep ad with oprah winfrey had some emotion. god made a farmer pulled at the heartstrings, but nothing -- >> i thought they were good. i thought it was funny. i think a lot of people tune in to the super bowl for the ads. i know that. you told us
. >> the president addressed several other topics as well from women in combat to the economy. >>> still ahead on "starting point." we remember chris kyle, considered to be one of the deadliest snipers, we'll talk to the man whotrain e eed chris, the navy s.e.a.l. killed this weekend. >>> welcome back, everybody. want to intro the team. connie mack is back. roland martin will join us in a moment. cnn political analyst and chris john farley, editorial director...